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Last updated: Tuesday, August 7, 2012

Getting a trademark is an essential part of many businesses. Defending that trademark is all about preventing consumer confusion when multiple products in a field have the same name. But sometimes a company is granted a trademark under bizarre circumstances, and still tries to assert its ownership. That’s just what’s happening with one iOS developer,

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